Angling

Lough Neagh is the largest freshwater lake in the British Isles. It stretches over 153 sq miles. The lake is well stocked with pollen, perch, bream, roach, rud, pike and salmon. Game season is...

Lough Ree is famous for angling and is 17 miles ling. It is stocked with pike that are often quite large. Bream, tench, hybrids and rudd are also caught.

This lake is situated at Fahan in Co. Donegal and the marina is under construction. There is an admission fee and currently 200 boats can be accommodated. The lake is only a 10 minute drive...

Lowry Lake is stocked with trout and are quite challenging to catch. Day or Season tickets are available for purchase at Armagh Fisheries and an FCB game rod licence is required. There is a 6...

Having just spent £20,000 on 20 new fishing platforms, Lurgan Park Lake is ideal for a spot of angling. Contents of the lake include tench, pike, bream, roach and carp. This 59-acres man-made...

Meelick on the Shannon is well stocked with salmon and is heavily fished at the peak of the season. It is located 5 miles downstream of Baagher.

This fishery is very popular and is very well stocked. There are two car parks near by and 10,000 takeable fish. There is a pathway along the northern shore of the lake.

This lake is 3 miles from Dunmanagh and is surrounded by lovely, hilly scenery. The lake is very accessible and can even be used by those who are disabled. There is a near by can park. The...

This river has the stunning backdrop of the Slieve Bloom mountains from where it rises. If you wish to enquire about fishing in the river contact the Mountmellick Angler Club.

This small fishery lies 8 miles outside of Tullamore. It is well stocked with brown and rainbow trout. Fishing methods are strictly limited to artificial fly and a board permit is required...